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Hantza is spoken in [[w:Turkmenistan|Turkmenistan]], [[w:Uzbekistan|Uzbekistan]] and [[w:Afghanistan|Afghanistan]]. Four main dialectal divisions are usually made. As of yet, there is no standard form of the language. | Hantza is spoken in [[w:Turkmenistan|Turkmenistan]], [[w:Uzbekistan|Uzbekistan]] and [[w:Afghanistan|Afghanistan]]. Four main dialectal divisions are usually made. As of yet, there is no standard form of the language. | ||
As one would expect, there are | As one would expect, there are phonological, lexical and grammatical difference between dialects. For example, the terms for compass points differ according to linguistic setting. | ||
==Turkmenistan== | ==Turkmenistan== | ||
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#Batzo - 7,000 speakers (spoken in Badakhshan and Takhar Province) | #Batzo - 7,000 speakers (spoken in Badakhshan and Takhar Province) | ||
#Hafa - 5,500 (Herat and | #Hafa - 5,500 (Herat and Farah Province) | ||
#Balak - 5,250 (Balkh Province) | #Balak - 5,250 (Balkh Province) | ||
#Soton - 5,000 (Badakhshan Province) | #Soton - 5,000 (Badakhshan Province) | ||